The seven most embarrassing sexual problems for women

Women's inner world always has many exclusive secrets, especially when it comes to sex. There are always almost untouchable corners deep in their hearts. However, from a medical and psychological perspective, female sexuality has common characteristics. I summarized and found that the following 7 problems are the most common.

Why do I feel pain after sex?

This may be due to a variety of physical and psychological reasons, such as bacterial infections that can cause physical pain, and anxiety-induced hormonal changes that can also cause physical pain. If sexual intercourse is painful and severe, it is best to see a doctor and discuss relevant details with him, such as when the pain started, the specific location, the nature of the pain, etc., to check whether there is endometriosis.

Can I have sex when I have a vaginal infection?

This depends on the cause of the vaginal infection. Common vaginal infections include cervical infection, bacterial vaginosis and Trichomonas vaginitis. Cervical infection and most bacterial vaginosis are not caused by sexual activity, so stopping sexual intercourse will not help the disease get better. However, Trichomonas vaginitis can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, so such patients should avoid sexual intercourse during the illness. It should be noted that having sexual intercourse during infection may cause discomfort or pain, which may leave psychological trauma to women.

I have taken medication to treat vaginal infection, but I still feel pain. What should I do?

First of all, it does not rule out whether the treatment is appropriate. Sometimes symptoms that look like a cervical infection may be Trichomonas vaginitis or a vaginal allergic reaction. In such cases, a diagnosis by a senior expert is required.

Why do some women's vaginas remain tight during sex?

You may have vaginismus, which is an abnormal tightening of the muscles in your vagina and lower pelvis. Women with this symptom are very pitiful. They cannot have normal sexual intercourse, and the constant anxiety, stress and pain in their reproductive organs will enhance the body's self-protection response, making the situation worse. This is mostly due to psychological reasons. It is recommended to consult a sex psychologist to find out the unspeakable secrets.

During sex, I feel pain in my lower abdomen. What is going on?

This is very common and is sometimes accompanied by fever, nausea and vomiting. It may be caused by a urinary tract infection. Organic diseases of the reproductive system can also induce pain.

How does menopause affect your sex life?

Obvious endocrine changes can lead to decreased libido, poor sexual performance, and difficulty reaching orgasm. Menopause can also cause vaginal dryness or atrophy, which can make women "isolated from sex."

I no longer have orgasms, what should I do?

Orgasm is the result of the combined effects of multiple factors including physiology, emotion, and environment. If you have never experienced an orgasm, you should see a doctor who specializes in sexual medicine; if you once experienced an orgasm but now don't, you can first examine yourself in terms of your emotions, physical condition, and relationship with your partner. Women can also learn about their sexual abilities through masturbation.